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1.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 07 Oct 2008 Tue 10:32 pm

How do I say this?

 

Can I use yorgun düþmek ?

 

If I do, will I say yorgun düþiyorum ?  I have a feeling the answer will be no . . .

 

Thanks in advance.

2.       tinababy
1096 posts
 07 Oct 2008 Tue 10:35 pm

 

Quoting peacetrain

How do I say this?

 

Can I use yorgun düþmek ?

 

If I do, will I say yorgun düþiyorum ?  I have a feeling the answer will be no . . .

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 Only learning so beware but I always thought it was

ben çok yorgunum

3.       Merih
933 posts
 07 Oct 2008 Tue 10:45 pm

you can use yorgun düþmek, but never in the present tense.. It usually refers to past, so you say yorgun düþtum..

by the way, if you wanted to use it in present countinous tense, you would be saying "yorgun düþüyorum.

4.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 07 Oct 2008 Tue 11:06 pm

 

Quoting tinababy

 Only learning so beware but I always thought it was

ben çok yorgunum

 

 Thanks Tina.  I realised I could use that sentence but then I saw the other phrase and wondered how to use it .

5.       peacetrain
1905 posts
 07 Oct 2008 Tue 11:08 pm

 

Quoting Merih

you can use yorgun düþmek, but never in the present tense.. It usually refers to past, so you say yorgun düþtum..

by the way, if you wanted to use it in present countinous tense, you would be saying "yorgun düþüyorum.

 

 Thanks Merih. I knew what I had written was wrong but I didn´t know what the right translation was.  Thanks

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